Act of Grace is made up of Elgin area church musicians.
But if it's not going to happen as an
act of grace, the individual has to want to achieve that more than anything else.
Clemency is a kingly power that allows the president to offer official forgiveness as an "
act of grace." The vast majority of pardons by recent presidents have gone to non-violent offenders who have served their time.
I have been a full-time newspaper reporter since 1979 ("Journalism is an
act of grace," uscatholic.org).
The whole of everything's a mystery, Poems seem to arrive as an
act of grace, Why are we so tongue-tied, myself and me?
Many Latter-day Saint authors who write about grace mention it briefly and move quickly onto the atonement of Christ as the ultimate
act of grace without adequately addressing what grace itself is, what effect it has on our lives, and how we are saved by it."
Strengthening the global fund is an
act of grace towards developing countries with low carbon economic development and hastening the adaptation to a changing climate scenario, reported (http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PA1412/S00277/key-even-worse-than-abbott-on-climate-fund.htm) Scoop News.
Since creation is the first sign of God's grace, honouring and protecting creation is a celebration of the Creator's
act of grace in making the universe.
When they landed in India on return, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi took them under her protection --an
act of grace for which Hasina continues to remain ever beholden to the Indian government.
My takeaway lesson was that an
act of grace will always prevail over a difference of opinion.--Justin Chang
"It was an act of faith in a friendly government that the government of India did not oppose this request (for leave), and an
act of grace on the part of the Supreme Court of India to grant the permission sought for," he said in a statement on Wednesday.
